Worthington Cylinder Corp 333251 Oxygen Cylinder 1.4 Oz

Product Description

The WORTHINGTON CYLINDER CORP 333251 is a portable 1.4-ounce oxygen cylinder designed for use with oxygen/fuel torches that produce a high-intensity flame. Built from durable steel, the slim, lightweight cylinder is easy to grip and maneuver on the job site. It is suited for trades professionals who need a compact, reliable oxygen source for short-duration or precision torch work. The cylinder measures approximately 10.64 inches in height and 2.94 inches in width, making it easy to carry and position in tight work areas.

This oxygen cylinder is intended for use in metalworking and torch applications across residential and light commercial job sites. Typical tasks include brazing copper and steel fittings, medium to heavy soldering, cutting thin sheet metal, and surface hardening of metals. HVAC technicians, plumbers, and sheet metal workers who use oxygen/fuel torch setups will find this cylinder a practical companion for field and bench work requiring a concentrated, high-temperature flame.

Key Features

• 1.4-ounce oxygen fill designed for use with oxygen/fuel torch systems
• Durable steel construction for job site use
• Slim, lightweight profile for easy one-hand grip and maneuverability
• Approximately 10.64 inches tall — compact enough for tool bags and service vans
• Suitable for brazing, soldering, light welding, thin sheet metal cutting, and surface hardening

Compatibility

Designed for use with oxygen/fuel torches that operate on a high-intensity flame, commonly used in HVAC, plumbing, and metalworking applications requiring a dedicated oxygen cylinder supply.

Installation Notes

This cylinder is handled and used by licensed HVAC technicians, plumbers, and qualified metalworkers. Always inspect the cylinder valve and torch connection for damage before attaching. Follow the torch manufacturer's instructions for proper cylinder attachment and regulator use. Store and transport in accordance with DOT regulations for compressed oxygen cylinders, and never use near open flames or in confined spaces without adequate ventilation.